Kivezetése

Kivezetése is a Hungarian noun formed from the verb kivezetni, meaning to lead out, channel away, or withdraw. It denotes the act, method, or result of directing something from a main body to an outlet or external path. The exact meaning depends on context and is often clarified by accompanying words.

In fluid and process engineering, kivezetése refers to the outlet or drain through which a liquid or gas leaves a vessel, pipe, or apparatus. It designates the point or channel for outflow, such as a discharge spout or a drainage outlet. In this sense, kivezetése is closely related to terms like kivezető nyílás or kivezetés, which describe the physical exit.

In biology and medicine, kivezetése can denote the excretion route or drainage pathway of substances from an organ or organism. For example, it may describe the exit path of a secretion or waste product, emphasizing the conduit rather than the organ itself.

In electronics and electrical engineering, kivezetése is used to describe the pinout or lead-out of a component. It refers to the external leads or terminals that connect a device to a circuit, indicating which lead corresponds to which signal or function.

Linguistically, kivezetése is a nominalized form that highlights the process or result of directing something out of a larger system. Its precise sense is determined by the domain and the accompanying nouns. In translation, common equivalents include outlet, outflow, lead-out, or pinout, depending on context.